Richmond vs West Coast @ Subi - Round 18, 2014

[Phil Mrakov]

WEst coast are a dud football side, their midfield is poo. I couldn't give a fat rats dinger if Coks is retiring, they're sheet

Will have absolutely no effect whatsoever. Don't listen to Wp's fantasies

[Darth Tiger]

WEst coast are a dud football side, their midfield is poo. I couldn't give a fat rats dinger if Coks is retiring, they're sheet

Will have absolutely no effect whatsoever. Don't listen to Wp's fantasies

That's funny cos of your avatar alone ...



 



and cos of the big Cox comment.

[Willy]

Is that mail?

Fail mail

[one-eyed]

Preview: West Coast v Richmond
Alex Malcolm 
afl.com.au
July 22, 2014 8:03 PM

THESE two teams have underperformed this year and this game is an important test as both are trying to prove they are improving late in the season. The Tigers beat Port Adelaide impressively before the bye while the Eagles outlasted the Brisbane Lions at the Gabba. The Tigers stunned West Coast at Patersons Stadium last year, kicking six goals to none in the second term to set-up a 41-point win. The Eagles will have the added motivation of Dean Cox's looming retirement. Both sides have struggled in key indicators this year. Both teams are ranked in the bottom eight for inside 50s, tackles and contested possessions this season>

WHERE AND WHEN: Patersons Stadium, Friday July 25, 6.40pm AWST

LAST FIVE TIMES
R10, 2013, Richmond 16.7 (103) d West Coast 8.14 (62) at Patersons Stadium
R5, 2012, West Coast 16.11 (107) d Richmond 14.13 (97) at Etihad Stadium
R20, 2011, West Coast 22.15 (147) d Richmond 14.6 (90) at Patersons Stadium
R12, 2010, Richmond 19.12 (126) d West Coast 11.11 (77) at MCG
R22, 2009, West Coast 17.23 (125) d Richmond 6.9 (45) at Patersons Stadium

THE SIX POINTS

1. Richmond defeated West Coast at Patersons Stadium last year but it was a rare win at the venue. The sides have met 16 times there with the Eagles winning 13.

2. Both the Eagles and the Tigers have struggled taking the ball inside 50 this year. West Coast is ranked 14th in the AFL and Richmond 15th. Both are averaging just 49 entries per game.

3. Richmond has been a poor tackling side this year, ranked 16th with an average of 64.2 per game. West Coast are ranked 12th at 68 per game.

4. Tigers star forward Jack Riewoldt has enjoyed playing West Coast kicking 25 goals in eight games. He has kicked four or more three times including a club record haul of 10 in 2010 at the MCG.

5. Richmond has really struggled in contested possession in 2014. The Tigers are ranked 17th with an average of 134.2. West Coast is ranked 13th at 140.4 per game.

6. Neither team has a player ranked in the top 40 of the Official AFL Player Ratings. Nic Naitanui (41st) is the highest ranked Eagle but has dropped outside the top 40 for the first time since round 10, 2012. Brett Deledio is the highest ranked Tiger at 53.


Prediction: West Coast by six points

http://www.afl.com.au/news/2014-07-22/preview-west-coast-v-richmond

[Phil Mrakov]

It's almost hilarious that West coast are favourites

[one-eyed]

RFC email:

MATCH DAY INFORMATION:
If you're fortunate enough to be attending the West Coast Eagles v Richmond game, see below for all game-day details:

FREE Kids Clinic and Open Training on Thursday July 24:
FREE Kids Clinic, organised by the WA Supporter Group, from 3.45PM at Kitchener Park (next to Patersons Stadium).
Registrations are essential, to register see email.

OPEN TRAINING SESSION will be conducted at Patersons Stadium at approximately 4.30PM.
Public entry and merchandise sales available from Gate 8.

Main Game
Event: 2014 Toyota AFL Premiership Season - Round 18
West Coast Eagles v Richmond
Date: Friday, July 25
Gates 8 & 26 open: 4.00PM
Gates 10,19 & 24 open: 5.00PM
First Bounce: 6.40PM (WST)

Merchandise sales:
The Richmond Football Club merchandise van will be located outside Gate 8 from 5.00PM

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tv?

[1965]

tv?

live Ch 7 (in Victoria)

 

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handy...

[WilliamPowell]

tv?

live Ch 7 (in Victoria)

 

And live on Fox Footy across Australia & in HD

[lamington]

Preview: West Coast v Richmond
Alex Malcolm 
afl.com.au
July 22, 2014 8:03 PM

6. Neither team has a player ranked in the top 40 of the Official AFL Player Ratings. Nic Naitanui (41st) is the highest ranked Eagle but has dropped outside the top 40 for the first time since round 10, 2012. Brett Deledio is the highest ranked Tiger at 53.


Prediction: West Coast by six points

http://www.afl.com.au/news/2014-07-22/preview-west-coast-v-richmond

And according to the official AFL player ratings Shane Edwards is #79 and Dustin Martin is #80.

[The Big Richo]

tv?

live Ch 7 (in Victoria)

 

And live on Fox Footy across Australia & in HD

Does Fox use its own cameras at joint games?

[WilliamPowell]

Does Fox use its own cameras at joint games?

No they use the Ch7 feed and then they run it through some computer program thing that converts it HD

[Smokey]

Does Fox use its own cameras at joint games?

No they use the Ch7 feed and then they run it through some computer program thing that converts it HD

Still doesn't eliminate the pox camera work.

[The Big Richo]

After watching another year of the British Open Golf, I'll never bag the camerawork of any other sport again.

I reckon the BBC just sets up cameras and lets whichever punter happens to be walking past at the time try and point it at the ball.